Russians with rare diseases cannot obtain a number of necessary drugs, since they are now used to treat patients with coronavirus. Kommersant reports this with reference to patient organizations. The Russian rheumatological association Nadezhda said that since March 2020, most patients with rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupus erythematosus have had difficulty obtaining or purchasing certain medications.

Roskomnadzor unblocked the website of Vademecum, a business publication about the healthcare industry, after the editors deactivated the news that the Moscow City Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund refused to pay for the treatment of patients with COVID-19 who were not hospitalized by ambulance. This was reported in the Vademecum telegram channel. “We were unblocked, but to do this we had to deactivate the objectionable material.

Russian streamers launched a charity marathon #ThanksDoctor in support of doctors from all over Russia who are fighting the spread of coronavirus. Not only the largest streamers in Russia, but also everyone will be able to take part in the promotion. To join the marathon, you need to download a special promotion banner and post it on your channel mentioning the link to the collection.

What is happening in transplantology in the pandemic, “such matters” was told by the academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, director of the NMIC of transplantology and artificial bodies named after academician V. I. Shumakov, chief transplantologist of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation Sergey Gauthier. Head of the National Medical Research Center for Transplantology and Artificial bodies named after academician V. I.

The Dedmorozim Charitable Foundation is trying to purchase the antibiotic Colistin for patients with cystic fibrosis . The drug is undergoing re-registration, and it has no analogues in Russia, the foundation told Takim Dela. Olga Kuzina, coordinator of the Miracle Ambulance of the Dedmorozim Foundation, said that there are almost no supplies of medicine left in Russia. Due to the fact that Kolistin is being re-registered, the authorities are not purchasing it from the budget.

“God does not give children, both adoptive and relatives. When he loves a person, gives him children! I always thank for this, ”says Natalia. And year after year it raises, teaches, heals, feeds and helps to get stronger to all his ten younger gifts Help find a family to help "We have such a girl here" Once Natalia got bored. She worked at the enterprise in the laboratory, led eleven people, finished her studies at the University of Technology. Pashka, the blood son, was then for six years.

The management of the ambulance station in the Petrodvortsovy district of St. Petersburg complained to the police about the collection of money for doctors conducted by Open Russia. “Such Affairs” was told about this in a public organization. As the 46th police department of the Petrodvortsovo district explained to the executive director of Open Russia, Andrei Pivovarov, the application was submitted by the deputy head physician of the district ambulance station, Sergei Zhvarnitsky.

Over the past 24 hours, 5,841 new cases of coronavirus have been detected in Russia; almost 45% of patients had no clinical manifestations of the disease. 108 people died, 1830 people recovered. The operational headquarters reports this. The most cases are in Moscow - 2220 people, Moscow region - 686, St. Petersburg - 290, Nizhny Novgorod region - 131 and North Ossetia - 121. In total, 99,399 cases of coronavirus have been registered in Russia in 85 regions.

The Yekaterinburg non-profit organization Open City, which helps people with mental illnesses, is forced to reduce support due to the pandemic and crisis. “Open City” supports 120 families in Yekaterinburg and conducts dance, yoga, and creativity classes for children and adults with autism. Due to the lockdown, these events had to be cancelled. Experts fear that their students may lose the skills acquired in classes and training.

Police detained seven people who were planning to sell unregistered ventilators. Employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs found almost two thousand such devices, the department’s press service reported . According to the police, devices made in 1999-2000 were offered for sale. They were traded in the city of Gzhel. Seven suspects were detained - two of them under recognizance not to leave the place, the rest under house arrest.

A convict from Transbaikalia, who lost his nose and jaws after a suicide attempt, was brought to Moscow for surgery, and then decided to return him back due to quarantine in a pre-trial detention center.

Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko said that the authorities do not intend to repurpose centers that help patients with cancer and cardiovascular diseases for COVID-19, Interfax reports. He also said that he would retain all specialized hospitals for patients with rheumatic conditions and institutions where life-saving therapy is carried out. According to Murashko, institutions providing routine medical care have been repurposed for COVID-19.

A database with information about 12 million Russians who applied to microfinance organizations was put up for sale on the Internet. The database contains passport numbers, telephone numbers and information about electronic wallets. As RBC reports , a database with data of individuals who applied for microloans in 2017–2019 appeared on a specialized website at the end of March.

Patriarch Kirill issued a decree in which he banned Protodeacon Andrei Kuraev from serving in the priesthood. The reason was a public insult to the memory of the rector of the Epiphany Cathedral, Alexander Ageikin, “despite the grief of his wife and children, on the day of his death,” the document says. The archdeacon's act is called immoral and especially cynical.

The founder and editor-in-chief of the business publication of Vademecum healthcare Dmitry Kryazhev commented on the “such matters” of a temporary blocking of the site due to the material on paid medical care to the coronavirus. The article was published on April 22, many media referred to this information. On April 28, the Prosecutor General recognized the material as a fake, and on the same day Roskomnadzor blocked the publication's website. The lock was removed on April 29.